Lyocell
Lyocell is a fibre produced from regenerated cellulose, a natural and renewable material typically derived from wood pulp. With its fine filament structure, lyocell’s softness resembles that of silk, while its durability ensures long-lasting beauty. Its exceptional light-reflecting quality gives textiles and rugs a distinctive lustre and dynamic surface. Lyocell absorbs and releases moisture quickly, helping regulate temperature and contributing to a comfortable interior climate.
The fibre is produced through a closed-loop system. Wood pulp is first dissolved using solvents, to create a viscous solution, which is then filtered and spun into fibres. These fibres are washed, dried and spun into yarn. More than 99% of the solvents are recovered and reused, minimising waste and conserving water.